mod II photos - part 1

Good afternoon everyone - not a very nice day weather wise at all.

I have just returned from my regular hospital visit & everything seems to be being kept under control.  That is the situation is being maintained.  The appointment today was with the nurse & my next appointment with the oncologist is on December 27th.  What's more it is at 9:00 am.  😒  Also the blood test I have to have before that visit is on Christmas Eve.  😟

Today I have the first set of photos from the Mold II meeting on Tuesday evening.  Today's photos are of their show & tell, which was to make a Christmas card around the design shown by Carolyn at the October meeting. A tri-fold card;-

This is Dot's card.

It doesn't have a name tag with it, as she had left it at home on the evening & emailed it to Carolyn later. Love the colours of the background that go so well with the topper.

This is Carol's card & she has kept her decoration to a minimum with just strips down the sides rather than the complete "C" shape each side.  Very effective.

Sue also made a card in a similar style but she seems to have escaped the camera.

This is Annette's card using a die cut topper that featured in a magazine a while ago - I think Annette said it was one of last years & it goes so well with the background paper.

A beautiful gold card from Elizabeth.  Not only such a lovely festive card, but with different wording & decoration would be a beautiful special age.anniversary card too.

I love the bauble background on Elma's card.  Elma said that she had difficulty folding the card this time & so it is slightly different.  But it still makes a great card which is the most important thing.

Madeline chose a lovely Hunkydory topper to embellish her card with a great snowflake background.

Well done ladies & thank you to Carolyn for showing us another great card.  It is so nice to make a card that is not just a piece of card folded in half.  Although, before you all shout at me, they are also a good base for fantastic cards as has been seen here over the years.

That is me for now.

The other set of photos - tomorrow.

'Bye for now.